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Lowe House

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 The home, a board and batten structure, largely the work of Wesley Lowe, contained pine and cypress. The two-story building certainly stood out along “The Narrows” and in the Anona area after its construction in 1888.

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Sgt. John T. Lowe, circa 1863.

Sgt. John T. Lowe, circa 1863.

Mary Louise Lowe and her children, Corinna, Laura, and Sumner stand in front of the Lowe House, Anona, Florida, circa 1906.

Mary Louise Lowe and her children, Corinna, Laura, and Sumner stand in front of the Lowe House, Anona, Florida, circa 1906.

Sumner, Corinna, and Laura Lowe, circa 1905.

Sumner, Corinna, and Laura Lowe, circa 1905.

Lowe House on original site, Anona, Florida, circa 1930.

Lowe House on original site, Anona, Florida, circa 1930.

Wesley and Mary Louise Pinder Lowe, Anona, Florida, circa 1930.

Wesley and Mary Louise Pinder Lowe, Anona, Florida, circa 1930.

Corrina Lowe Condrick, circa 1950.

Corrina Lowe Condrick, circa 1950.

Jefferson T. Lowe on a bicycle, circa 1950.

Jefferson T. Lowe on a bicycle, circa 1950.

Paul Fitz Randolph, family, and horses at Randolph Farms, Largo, Florida, circa 1951.

Paul Fitz Randolph, family, and horses at Randolph Farms, Largo, Florida, circa 1951.

Randolph Farms brochure, Largo, Florida, circa 1955

Randolph Farms brochure, Largo, Florida, circa 1955

Lowe House at the former Haas Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida, circa 1982.

Lowe House at the former Haas Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida, circa 1982.

Cite This Entry


Gerakios, Naomi and Patricia Landon on behalf of Heritage Village. "Lowe House ." Clio: Your Guide to History. May 18, 2020. Accessed August 13, 2025. https://theclio.com/entry/100494

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